Didn't make the Top 10 of #BuildWhatMovesIndia. Still worth a look if you're in @DPIITGoI, @MeitY_NICSI, @NeGD_GoI : a working concept of India's single sign-on Trust Rail Concept, every service relies on it. Real OIDC underneath.
https://t.co/hyvs2WDLwk
Didn't make the Top 10 of #BuildWhatMovesIndia. Still worth a look if you're in @DPIITGoI, @MeitY_NICSI, @NeGD_GoI : a working concept of India's single sign-on Trust Rail Concept, every service relies on it. Real OIDC underneath.
https://t.co/hyvs2WDLwk
Top 10 gets chosen from 250. Whatever happens, the missing button has been built once so the next person doesn't have to argue it's possible.
Try it. Break it. Tell me where it lost you. 🙏
#BuildWhatMovesIndia@waitin4agi_@OpenAI
https://t.co/R7PsjHh180
Why does it look exactly like a government website? On purpose.
Built on the government's own published component library, APIs and protocols. A sign-in that looks new and lavish is what a phishing page looks like. Looking familiar is the anti-phishing mechanism.
I registered my company during COVID. Everything was online, everything worked — and I was verified six separate times by six systems that never talk to each other.
Tonight I submitted the thing I wish had existed. Meri Pehchaan 2.0 👇
#BuildWhatMovesIndia
https://t.co/ufZDylLnff
The idea: logging in is your identity.
One rail. The government holds the trust. Everyone else — departments, banks, one day social apps — receives the minimum. Verified once, relied on everywhere, and you see who got what.
It's not one portal that's broken. India verifies who you are well — then every service makes you do it again.
I watched my father create an account on every pension scheme just to ask if he was eligible. My wife, verified all over again for something ordinary.
13,694 applications
250 shortlisted
~1.8%
if you didn't make the top 250
don't mistake that for “my project wasn't good enough”
when thousands of builders are competing for 250 spots
rejection tells you a lot less than you think
#BuildWhatMovesIndia
250 projects. Every one started with someone fed up with a government website.
Learned more about how Indian public systems actually work in a few weeks of Build What Moves India than in the years before.
Thank you @waitin4agi_
Super fun.
https://t.co/K0kpdo5Hvo
Got selected in top 250 🤞🏽
I hope the output becomes a worthy solution for my nation which solves and makes my Indians life little easier and smarter. #BuildWhatMovesIndia#BWMI
We’ve started sending emails to the top 250!
It’s been an excruciatingly hard few days judging from 10k+ applicants. So many didn’t make the cut by close inches. Ultimately we picked what was most valuable and also differentiated from what exists in the public service domains.
I want to thank everyone who participated: in my eyes you’re all winners. This is for a good cause and I’m glad you took part!
Youtube suggested me Avengers: Doomsday Bhojpuri trailer
Ngl the energy in dialogue delivery is really amazing.
Also Thor babu shouting 'Jai Shree Ram' while trying to hit Dr. Doom-wa with Stormbreaker 😭
One door. One button. One account.
Meri Pehchaan 2.0 — India's national sign-on, rebuilt on the government's own design system so it looks like the thing you already trust.
Sign in once, Hub down, you stay in.
Researched & backend by @OpenAI@waitin4agi_#BuildWhatMovesIndia
Indian municipal workers spend weeks manually verifying welfare eligibility. It’s a massive data bottleneck. So for the #BuildWhatMovesIndia hackathon, I built Swaraj-Auto: a stateless adjudication middleware that automates BPL/NFSA verifications.